Molinare, the respected Post Production house in Soho, London has come in as a backer of “The Highland Heist”. Molinare is one of the worlds leading post houses with such recent quality output as “The Kings Speech”. We welcome their participation!
Patrick Holzen and Samuel Miller have agreed to donate 20% of their film profits from “The Highland Heist” to a nominated Christchurch Eathquake charity.
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Finally after 50+ name choices, we have changed the name of the film to “The Highland Heist” - this new name travels better, and was one of the main reasons it had to be changed.
There you go… after 15 months work HITG has been certified by the New Zealand Film Commission as an Authentic UK/NZ cultural product! Fantastic news and we want to be in production in the next 6 months. We are working in Los Angeles, London and New Zealand to accomplish this aim. Now I know how the Little Red Hen felt…
One lost weekend - a trillion explanations!
90 Min Feature film written by Thomas Marlow, Prod/Dir Samuel Miller slated for production 2010.
All set for a recce in November. Casting and location scouting - looking forward to seeing some moves and meeting some great people! Feature Doco.
Def: “any dog owned by a local on islands of Hawaii. In most cases a poi dog is a black or brown pittbull. It will eat anything with rice or mayonaise on it.” - www.urbandictionary.com
The guys report Cannes muted this year. Watched it closely, and the market is changing, most probably yet leaner and tougher.
“Glen Fallow – The Heist in the Glen”
Comedy/Drama
Two unemployed Scottish brothers decide to rob a Bank of Scotland security van that passes through their sleepy village. It might be easy to rob the van, but getting away with it in a small town is the most difficult thing.
Producers: Samuel Miller, Patrick Holzen
Associate Producer: David Blake
Screenwriter: Thomas Marlow
Script Location: Scotland
Production Companies: Samuel Miller Films, Talking Fish Media
Charles Luney, responsible for building the Christchurch Town Hall, The Hospital and most of the major structures in Christchurch is an enigma, a man who cut his teeth during the depression and shaped a city.
40 minute Documentary
